DALLAS and FORT WORTH, Texas - His team of great expectations was reeling and its locker room wasn’t in sync. Steve Prohm didn’t have a crisis on his hands, but he was in a precarious position that demanded action.
So, he sat his team down and established what needed to happen next for them to start moving toward realizing their potential. It paid immediate dividends as the wins piled up and the locker room found its harmony.
It wasn’t exactly what went down in Ames less than two weeks ago, but it was how Prohm handled the start of his final season at Murray State and it’s impacting what he’s done in his first at Iowa State.